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Metropolitan Police chief refuses to resign after violent clashes at Sarah Everard vigil

Metropolitan Police chief refuses to resign after violent clashes at Sarah Everard vigil

by 5 years agoUncategorized

The fallout from Saturday evening’s clash in a South London park between police and mourners at a vigil for suspected murder victim Sarah Everard has been swift and…

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This Day in History: March 15

This Day in History: March 15

by 5 years agoUncategorized

At least 49 killed, 20 seriously injured in mass shootings at Christchurch mosques; President Woodrow Wilson meets with reporters for his first formal presidential news conference.

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This Day in History: March 15

This Day in History: March 15

by Bryan Robinson5 years agoWorld

At least 49 killed, 20 seriously injured in mass shootings at Christchurch mosques; President Woodrow Wilson meets with reporters for his first formal presidential news conference.

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Metropolitan Police chief refuses to resign after violent clashes at Sarah Everard vigil

Metropolitan Police chief refuses to resign after violent clashes at Sarah Everard vigil

by Edmund DeMarche5 years agoWorld

The fallout from Saturday evening’s clash in a South London park between police and mourners at a vigil for suspected murder victim Sarah Everard has been swift and…

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Taylor Swift transforms the Grammys into an enchanted forest

Taylor Swift transforms the Grammys into an enchanted forest

by 5 years agoUncategorized

The “Folklore” singer was joined by collaborators Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner.

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Beyoncé makes Grammys history, becomes most decorated female artist

Beyoncé makes Grammys history, becomes most decorated female artist

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“Savage” and “Black Parade” singer Beyoncé has become the most decorated female act in Grammy history with 28 awards.

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Burma protests: At least 39 killed in country’s deadliest day since coup

Burma protests: At least 39 killed in country’s deadliest day since coup

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Martial law was imposed in towns across Burma after the country’s bloodiest day since last month’s military coup that resulted in the deaths of at least 39 pro-democracy protesters, according to…

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Florida man allegedly pulled out human ears while being questioned for grandpa slay

Florida man allegedly pulled out human ears while being questioned for grandpa slay

by 5 years agoUncategorized

A Florida man allegedly pulled a pair of severed human ears out of his pant pockets while being questioned in his grandfather’s murder.

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Taylor Swift transforms the Grammys into an enchanted forest

Taylor Swift transforms the Grammys into an enchanted forest

by Jessica Napoli5 years agoWorld

The “Folklore” singer was joined by collaborators Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner.

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North Carolina police find suspicious devices near church

North Carolina police find suspicious devices near church

by 5 years agoUncategorized

Police in North Carolina evacuated local businesses Sunday after they found several suspected incendiary devices near a Baptist church and a county building.

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